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Nine Mile Point Waste Treatment Facility Permit Application Natural Resources Wales permitting decisions Nine Mile Point Waste Treatment Facility Permit Application www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Refusal of permit application PAN-000061 Page 1 of 57 Contents Refusal of a bespoke permit application .......................................................... 4 What this document is about ............................................................................ 5 Preliminary information and use of terms ......................................................... 6 Key issues of the decision ............................................................................... 7 1. Our decision ................................................................................................. 7 2 How we reached our decision ................................................................... 9 2.1 Receipt of Application ......................................................................... 9 2.2 Consultation on the Application .......................................................... 9 2.3 Requests for Further Information ...................................................... 11 3 The legal framework ............................................................................... 16 4 The proposed Installation........................................................................ 17 4.1 Description of the proposed Installation and related issues .............. 17 4.1.1 The Site ...................................................................................... 17 4.1.2 The proposed activities .............................................................. 18 4.1.3 Key Issues in the Determination ................................................. 20 5. The proposed Installation’s environmental impact ............................ 21 5.1 Assessment of Impact on Air Quality ............................................ 21 ANNEX 1: Consultation Reponses ................................................................. 25 A) Advertising and Consultation on the Application ............................... 25 1) Consultation Responses from external public bodies ....................... 26 Response Received from Caerphilly County Borough Council ............... 26 Response Received from Aneurin Bevan Health Board ......................... 26 Responses received from other external public bodies .......................... 27 2) Consultation Responses from Members of the Public and Community Organisations ............................................................................................. 28 a) Representations from Local MP, Assembly Member (AM), Councillors and Parish / Town / Community Councils ............................ 28 Response Received from MP for Islwyn Mr Chris Evans ........................ 28 b) Representations from Community and Other Organisations ............. 29 Response received from Lower Sirhowy Valley Residents Group along with signed petition with 674 signatures. ........................................................ 29 ANNEX 2: Consultation responses to draft “minded to grant” decision advertising ..................................................................................................... 31 1) Consultation Responses from Members of the Public, Community Organisations and other organisations ....................................................... 31 Response received from Lower Sirhowy Valley Residents Group. ......... 31 www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Refusal of permit application PAN-000061 Page 2 of 57 Response received from Local Resident – Letter addressed to Director 35 Response received from Mollertech ....................................................... 40 Letter from Lower Sirhowy Valley Residents Group to Public Health Wales, NRW cc’d in ............................................................................................ 44 Letter to Lesley Griffiths, Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs (NRW cc’d in to this letter). .......................................................... 45 2) Representations from Local MP, Assembly Member (AM), Councillors and Parish / Town / Community Councils ................................................... 46 Response from Rhianon Passmore Assembly Member for Islwyn ......... 46 Letter from Local MP Chris Evans citing letter sent to him by local resident ................................................................................................................ 47 ANNEX 3: Additional Consultation with Public Health Wales ......................... 49 1) Representations from Statutory consultees ...................................... 49 2nd Consultation response received from Public Health Wales ............... 49 3rd Consultation response received from Public Health Wales ................... 50 2nd Consultation response received from Caerphilly County Borough Council ................................................................................................................... 51 2) Representations from Members of the Public, Community Organisations and other Organisations ...................................................... 52 Response received from LSVRG ............................................................ 52 Response received from Richard Buxton ............................................... 53 Annex 4: Air Quality Modelling Reports ......................................................... 56 References..................................................................................................... 57 www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Refusal of permit application PAN 000061 Page 3 of 57 Refusal of a bespoke permit application We have decided to refuse the permit application for Nine Mile Point Waste Treatment Facility. The Applicant is Hazrem Environmental Limited. We refer to Hazrem Environmental Limited as “the applicant” in this document. Hazrem Environmental Limited proposed facility is located at Nine Mile Point Waste Transfer Facility, Nine Mile Point Industrial Estate, Cwmfelinfach, Caerphilly, NP11 7HZ. We refer to this as “the proposed installation” in this document. www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Refusal of permit application PAN 000061 Page 4 of 57 What this document is about This is a decision document which details the determination of the above permit application. It explains how we have considered the applicant’s application, and why we have refused to grant a permit. It is our record of our decision-making process, to show how we have taken into account all relevant factors in reaching our decision. This decision document only discusses the reasons for refusal to grant a permit. Where details are not discussed in this document it means that we have considered the application and accepted the details are sufficient and satisfactory. We consider in reaching that decision, we have taken into account all relevant considerations and legal requirements. www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Refusal of permit application PAN 000061 Page 5 of 57 Preliminary information and use of terms We gave the application the reference number PAN-000061. We refer to the application as “the application” in this document in order to be consistent. The application was considered to be duly made as of 13th November 2015. www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Refusal of permit application PAN 000061 Page 6 of 57 Key issues of the decision 1. Our decision Based on the information currently available to us we are refusing the permit application. We are refusing this application because of the short term impact of Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2). Following consultation with Public Health Wales (PHW) we have been advised that there is no known safe threshold of exposure to NO2. They advise that the evidence of increasing air pollution and ill health effects is strong and any deterioration of local air quality is likely to have an adverse health and wellbeing impact to a deprived community. It is acknowledged that breaches of the Air Quality Objectives (AQO) are not predicted. Our decision has been influenced by three principles: I. There is a significant process contribution from one source. II. The topography and local climatic conditions have a significant effect on predicted emission concentrations, magnifying them to the extent that they potentially increase to up to 90% of the short term Air Quality Objectives. III. The population in the area potentially affected is among the top 10% of the most deprived in Wales in terms of health. (Welsh index of Multiple Deprivation, 2014) Following consultation on our draft “minded to grant” draft decision it became apparent that there were significant concerns regarding the potential health effects of exposure to NO2 emissions. NRW sought clarification as regards the potential impacts of NO2 on human health via additional consultation with health experts PHW. As stated above, PHW’s view is that the predicted emissions concentrations will potentially be affected by local climatic and topographical www.naturalresourceswales.gov.uk Refusal of permit application PAN 000061 Page 7 of 57 conditions and create potential for health impacts. Our assessment was based on the emission concentrations originally submitted with the application. The original submission was stated to be based on a “worst case scenario” stack 3 emissions of 300 mg/Nm Oxides of Nitrogen (NOx) emissions. The applicant subsequently provided additional information which sought to verify that emissions would be lower than originally predicted, however the information was inconclusive on this
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